Sun Porch for Invalids From Bazar Fund
The bazar at Dr and Mrs Bates home 1426 Peachtree street under Junior Order of the Old-Fashioned Women auspices aims to raise funds for a second floor sun parlor at the Home for Incurables. Architect Hal Hentz and builder W P Frances donate services. teas and a musical program accompany Art items for sale, with proceeds to complete the porch swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Hentz
W. P. Frances
Bazat
Jarnagin
Imisa Adgate Ellis
Marsh Adair
Carlton's Shoes for Women Featured in New York Fashion
Carlton's Shoes offers dress semi-dress street wear and outing options in authentic New York fashion with over sixty years of quality. All leathers fabrics colors and combinations are showcased for perfect comfortable fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woman's Choral Club organization planned in Atlanta
A meeting last Monday at Mrs. W. L. Peel's residence formulated plans for a Woman's Choral Club. Notables present praised the idea, with Mr de Cortez Wolffhungen named director. First rehearsal slated for Sunday November 21 at 3 pm at Phillips & Crew, signaling active work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Peel
Carthero-Yorston
Milton ‘Arrowood
B. L. Horine
de Cortez Wolffhungen
Atlanta
Wolfthtingen
Phillips & Crew
Peters Evening Features Historic Headdress Ball at Piedmont
Mr and Mrs Edward C Peters hosted a dinner and ball for 186 guests at the Piedmont Driving Club. Ladies wore historic headpieces, while gentlemen wore tissue paper caps. Decorations in green and gold with yellow chrysanthemums complemented tables centered by hats. Guests came in era costumes from Spanish queens to colonial coifs, with notable ensembles from Mrs Peters Mrs Walker and Mrs Jaques of Macon. The event ended as musicians played Sweet Home, and Mrs Wilmer L Moore wore a costume echoing her grandmother with period lace and white bonnet.
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Edward. C. Peters
Piedmont
Sunper
Louis
Madame de Pompadour
Gainsborough
Rembrandt
Paris
Peters
Peters, Mrs. Walker
Jaques
Macon
Eldridge George Marries Marshall Henry George in Atlanta
Mrs Laura Boales of Atlanta announces the marriage of her daughter Lula Virginia Eldridge to Marshall Henry George of Virginia. The ceremony occurred Tuesday at 8 o'clock at home on North Boulevard with Dr Patton of Decatur officiating. After a two week wedding trip, the couple will reside with the bride’s mother.
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Eldridge-George
Laura Boales
Atlanta
Nashville, Tenn
Lula Virginia Eldridge
Marishall Henry George
Virginia
North Boulevard
Patton
Decatur
George
Resolutions Mark Baptist Women's Missionary Union Meeting
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of Georgia passed resolutions expressing appreciation for hospitality during their Atlanta convention. A committee on resolutions was named. Mrs. JH Hale invites two young ladies from each Sunday school to attend Tuberculosis Sunday planning in the Piedmont Hotel parlor Friday at 3 30 PM to educate on prevention and sermons.
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Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of Georgia
Atlanta
Committee On
W. L. Davis
J. %. Drake
W. S.mchenry
Marie Lazerby
R. W. Eubanks
J. C. Lanier
JH. H. Hale
North Boulevard
Piedmont Hotel
Entertain Committee For Bazaar Plans At Tea
Mrs. Harry Ellis and Miss Lilien Tidwell to host the UBDC bazar committee at a tea on Friday afternoon November 21 at 3:30 at Miss Tidwell’s home 280 Washington street. The guest list includes numerous Atlanta social leaders and club officers. Rummage Sale at Hemphill Avenue M. E. church set for November 21 and 22. Atlanta Woman's Club executive board to meet Friday at 10 at the Baker street clubhouse and Daughters of the Confederacy to convene at 2.30 at the Woman's club. Miss Marjorie Champion and Mr. Frank Bandy wed last night at Forrest avenue home of the bride's parents with Dr. DuBose performing the ceremony.
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Harry Ellis
Lilien Tidwell
BE. Durham
James Thornton
Corrie Thornton
George
George¢. Brine
Robert Zahner
B. G. McCabe
John Aldrege
Branch
E. D. Kennedy
W. B. Price-Smith
Frank Lake
Ladies’ Aid
Hemphill Avenue
McMillan Streets
Atlanta Woman's Club
Baker Street
Atlanta
Daugters of the Confederacy
New Orleans
Woman's Club
Helen Keller
Actress Reveals Home Mix To Darken Gray Hair
Miss Blanche Rose, a famed actress speaking in Chicago, shares a DIY formula to darken gray hair. Mix half a pint water, one ounce bay rum, a small box of Barbo Compound, and four and a half ounces glycerine, apply twice weekly until the shade deepens. The recipe claims to restore a younger look and aid hair growth and scalp health.
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Blanche Rose
Chicago
Bride and guests at elegant spring wedding reception
The article describes a wedding party with bridesmaids in blue brocaded charmeuse and pink roses, the bride in lace details, and her mother in black crepe meteor with gold lace. Out-of-town guests and a formal reception followed. soon the Handy couple will reside in Rome. An afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. Candell and Mrs. Arnaud honored Miss Louisa Watts with yellow chrysanthemums and delicate table decorations.
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Frink .Cundeli
William E
Arnaud
Cundeli
West Seventeenth Street
Louisa’ Watts
Thomas Weaver
Wilmirth Gamble
Virginia Stannard
Candell
Princess Trace
Miss i Watts
Louis Moeckel
Frank D. Holland
Francis Jones
John Gillmore
Arthur J. Deniston
Chicago
Geniston
Bridal Party Rehearsal Dinner Preludes Dargan McKenzie Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Milton Dargan hosted a buffet after the rehearsal for the upcoming marriage of Miss Annie Lee McKenzie and Mr Milton Dargan. The event featured fourteen guests, white chrysanthemum and fern decor, and formal hospitality. In Columbus, Mrs Norwood Mitchell hosted luncheon for Miss Griffith at the Moody home of Joseph N Moody. Harmony Social Club to hold second annual ball at the Jewish Educational Alliance on Capitol Avenue. The engagement of Hose Neall Asbury to HW Harris D said. Miss Latham honored at dinner dance by Henry DeGivewill at the Piedmont Driving Club on November 29. Katherine Borochoff celebrated her sixteenth birthday at her East Fair home with lavender attire and Irish lace. Numerous friends and relatives attended the party, with prizes given and souvenirs presented.
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Miss Jackson
Eula Jackson
Edw. Alsop
Wiliam Lawson Peel
Luuncheon
Stewart Wiiham
Driving Club
Milton Dargan
Annie’ Lee McKenzie
Griffith
Norwood Mitchell
Miss Griffith
Columbus
Joseph N. ‘Moody
Harmony Social Club
Jewish Educational Alliance
Capitol Avenue
Harmony Girls
Miss Latham
Henry DeGivewill
Fiedmont Driving Club
Miss. Latham
Washington, D. C
Charles Conklin
Katherine Borochoff
New Home
East Fair Street
Borochoff
Ida Boroqnott
Sadie Wender
Ida Borochoff
Rose Wender
Kate Melt
Ida Berechoff
Charlies
Peretzman
T. Berechoffi
A. Berechefft
Conliff Sower Announces Marriage in Bedford Place Home
Mr and Mrs J H Conlit announce the marriage of their daughter Mamie to Mr Otho Sewer, the wedding held at the bride’s parents home Bedford Place on Wednesday November 18 with only immediate family present. One hundred twenty five society guests gathered at the Ansley for the first rehearsal of Society Vaudeville staged by the V D fraternity for the Atlante theater on December 17 to benefit the Industrial Women for the Blind.
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Georgia
Southern Association of Collegiate Alumnae
University Club
Miss West
Agnes Scott
United States
J. H. Conlit
Mamie
Otho Sewer
Bedford Place
Ansley Last
Atlante ‘Theater
Stewart in Nashville
Fred S. Stewart, the Whitehall street merchant, is spending the present week in Nashville to oversee the branch store business.
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Fred S. Stewart
Whitehall Street
Nashville
Coroner Drops Probe into Lem Bone Death
Coroner Paul Donehoo says Lem Bone did not die from blows in a November 7 fist fight at James and Fatrite streets and will not order an inquest unless a citizen funds it. Detectives Davis and Sturdivant reported witnesses but denied seeing Bone. the investigation is closed. The coroner knows the assailant but sees no likelihood of action.
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Paul Donehoo
Lem’ Bone
Sambler
James and Fatrite Streets
Davis and
Sturdivant
Bone
Taran
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Motte Fitzsimmons
Fleming duBignon
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John Clarke
W. B. Foster
Punch
Carrie Foster
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Mr. and
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Dresden
Miss Hutchins
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Rutherford Tips
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Jack
D. B. DeSaussure
W. H.C. Rose
J. W. Fielder
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de Graffenried
Lucy Fain
C. W. Brown
Mmss
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Harris Asbury
HW. D. Harris
Hose
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Lem Bone
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